How can I DIY a jewelry organizer?

There are so many options for you. Depending on what kind of jewelry and space you have: http://www.hometalk.com/categories/organizing/bedroom/jewelry-organizers

I love this one made out of a branch:

http://www.hometalk.com/diy/bedroom/organizing/found-stick-jewelry-hanger-5116824

www.hometalk.com/categories/organizing/misc/jewelry

Yep, here is one that you can hang lots and lots of jewelry on:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8lv1Hey4Vs

I did something I seen on Pintrest. I used cute curtain rods and curtain clip rings. I love it and its super cute! Here is a link to something very similar to what i did.

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/AXQVHB625bsGrMf2HsCIiCqA2vNPSvPpn8TIB3fbDG9UhbcMcvX-2ag/

I use plastic ice cube trays. They hold rings, earrings, etc. They work like magic, nothing falls out or gets lost, take up little space as I can fit 3-4 of them neatly in a drawer. My jewelry is identifiable easily and quickly at a glance. 😁

I'm pretty proud of what I did. I found a butterfly metal yard art with all kinds of holes and wires, really artsy at JoAnn Fabrics oddly enough. I hang all my wire earrings off it. I really think its functional and adds to the decor of the bathroom. Then, I had a small shutter that was about 2.5 feet long. I took shower curtain hooks (they look like "S" hooks) and hung them off the shutter rungs. Now my necklaces are all in one place. Because I can add the hooks on any rung, I can move them around to allow for longer or shorter necklaces. The shutter was fine the color it was, but you can always paint one to match any decor. My stud earrings are in a little dish with a lid. I just don't worry about separating them, there aren't that many to bother with.

I made one from a large open picture frame.

I put card board on the back and glued foam board to it. Then used quilting lining you could make it as thickas you like. Glue that to foam board.

Then cover with a fabric of your choice.

You can do a large or smaller ones.

You get pins that have pearl tops. Push pins in and hang jewelry.

You can move pins when you get new or rid of items.

I also made one for my dog clothes business I hung collar tags in it.

You don't have to use foam board but it's easier to stick pins and holds better than just card board.

Jody

I purchased cork boards and covered them with fabric by stapling the fabric to the back of the cork board. I use the large coloured push pins to hang my necklaces. Allow a little leeway with the fabric tightness when stapling so the push pins can go all the way in the board. I suggest not to go larger than 2' by 2' as the board can get too heavy. I have built up to 4 cork boards on my wall over the years and it's very pretty to look at. I also have a picture frame with screening inputted that I use to hang my drop earrings. Again pretty to look at.

I made this earring holder with a frame and lace - so easy! http://www.dagmarbleasdale.com/2013/05/diy-project-earring-organizer-with-a-frame-and-lace-trim/

I probably won't be of any help. I do not like my jewelry hangin' OUT in the open, it gets dusty. I went and bought myself a 2 inches out from the wall, flat, jewelry box for the wall, for a little bit of money and on sale. I would say it is 12/12 inches. It can hold anything, necklaces. rings, bracelets. Close it up, it has a door with a mirror on the outside. I totally love it! It is all cushioned with material inside, with hooks and inserts for your rings. IT WAS WELL worth the money and trust me, I AM A SALE shopper!! ;) It looks like a framed in, closed white box on the wall.......I will get back to you or you me........I will think of the place I bought it.??????

I have a large picture frame with the middle covered in fabric. It was hooks top to bottom & across. So I can hang my bracelet & necklaces. Can take a picture if you'd like to see it. You can also use a wooden flatware tray and just add the hooks and attach a hanging bracket in the back to hang.

I took 2 picture frames and hinged them together so they will stand on my dresser. I covered the backs with plastic canvas. This holds my pierced earrings - either studs or hoops.